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{"playerId":747,"percentChange":-0.9,"averageDraftPosition":86.1,"percentOwned":2.9,"playerRaterSEASON":-1.8,"mostRecentNews":{"news":"Sanders (personal) and the Bucks have agreed to terms of a buyout, Yahoo! Sports reports.","spin":"According to a report earlier this week, Sanders accepted a deal that will pay $15 million of the $36 million remaining on his contract, with the remainder to be paid over the next seven years per the NBA's stretch provision. He'll now focus on his personal issues, meaning an NBA court isn't a consideration for the near future. Meanwhile, the Bucks will continue to entrust John Henson and Zaza Pachulia with center duties.","date":"Sat Feb 21"},"fullName":"Larry Sanders","seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"Sanders may have earned “Knucklehead of the Year” honors last season after breaking his thumb in a bar fight, which cost him a large chunk of the season. The rest of his campaign was lost when he was clocked by a James Harden elbow, which broke an orbital bone. His knuckleheadedness will carry into this season due to a five-game drug suspension. If you are willing to write off the past calendar year and draft Sanders, the payoff could be huge. He averaged 12.0 PPG, 11.1 RPG and 2.3 BPG after the All-Star break (and 3.2 BPG before the break) in 2012-13. He should be a double-double threat each night and pile up a ton of blocks. Expect his stock to rise as the season nears. --TC","seasonId":2015,"date":"Fri Oct 3"},"positionRank":40}

Already without No. 2 overall pick Jabari Parker and center Larry Sanders, the surprising Bucks suffered another blow Saturday when it was announced that reserve point guard Kendall Marshall would be lost for the season with a torn ACL.